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Mrs.. Thos, Asher and Miss Kate Widden, who had bad falls on the ice last week, we are glad to report, were not seriously hurt, and will be around again shortly. The Women's Guild of the Anglican Church are holding a sale of home- made cooking at the Venture Tea Rooms on Saturday, February 19th at 4 pm. FASHION DISPLAY On Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m., February 16th, in the school room of the Port Perry United Church, the Women's Association invites the public to a fashion display and a lecture entitled "Women's Dress, Ancient and Modern", given by Mr. Guy Desmond, of Toronto, designer of ladies apparel. Afternoon tea will be served and a sale of homemade baking. Admission--Silver Collection. MASONIC LODGE AND FRIENDS ENTERTAINED WITH TALKING PICTURES Following the regular meeting of Fidelity Lodge, AF. & A.M,, on Tues- day night, through the courtesy of H. M. Black, the district manager, the sell Telephone Company showed a number or talking pictures, showing developments in the telephone indus- try, and important part it plays in business of the world. It was very interesting as well as educational, CONGRATULATIONS We ex'end sincere congratulations to Mr. S. TI. Cawker, on the celebra- tion of his 94th birthday, on Tuesday, February 8th. His mind is clear, and his health good considering his age. He has lived along; useful and hon- ourable life. I'he pleasure of his ad- vancing years is to see his growing tamily of c n, grandchildren, and reat-grandchildre taking their laces in promotin 'ort pee] \ the well-being of THE "GOOD ROADS BANQUET On Tuesday evening of this week the Business Men's Association of Peterboro held a banquet, and invited representatives of neighbouring muni- cipalities as their guests. The Port Perry delegation consisted of the following gentlemen: Reeve W. M. Letcher, and Messrs. H. R. Archer, G. F. Manning, C. C. Jeffrey, A. J. Carnegie, S. Farmer, W. M. Bowes, A. L. McDermott, J. E. Jackson, and C. Sleep. Mayor Low headed a contingent from Uxbridge, and Creighton Devit, Reeve, spoke for the Cartwright dele- gation. Mr. W. M. Bowes was the principal speaker. He outlined the whole cen- tral Ontario Highway program and urged co-operation, and a definite move to have a delegation appear be- fore the Provincial Appropriations Committee to have money secured to start building the highway this year. His address was well received. ? W. A. OF PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH MEET AT PARSONAGE. , The February meeting of the W. A. of Port Perry United Church was held at the parsonage on Wednesday. The president,, Mrs. Gemmell, presiding Thirty-three ladies were present. De- votional exercises were conducted by Mrs. Real and Miss K. Currie gave an interesting talk and demonstration on "Those Mysterious Vitamins". Mrs. V. P. Stouffer rendered a very fine piano solo. Mrs. Allan Goode's flower group served tea and a very pleasant half hour was spent. Mr. Smyth wel- comed the ladies and proved a very genial host. RE HER "What saith Monday evening, CONDUCTED BY FORTY QUARTETTES, DUETS, Come and Il. O.D. EK. The annual report of Scugog Chap- ter, Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, for the year February 1st, 19517, to February 1st, 1938. During the year the Chapter held nine regular and one executive meet- ings; each presided over by the Re- gent then in office, the first our by Mrs. Nind, and the remainder by Mrs. I. K. Bentley. The total membership was forty- four with an average attendance of nineteen. Two new members were added during the year and there were five visitors. Members of the Chapter took the oath of allegiance to King George V1 at the February meeting and attended the Coronation Exercises held at the school in the afternoon of May 11th. In the evening they co-operated with the Clergymen, Town Council, Vete- rans and others in a fitting observance of Coronation Day at a special service in the United Church. The annual 1.0.D,E. Memorial Ser- vice and Decoration of Soldiers' graves was held in the Pine Grove Cemetery in June. In November the Chapter attended the annual Armis- tice Service held in the Presbyterian Church. | The Chapter was divided into five groups for the purpose of raising funds and the years' activities com- prised a bridge and euchre party, a lecture on "Interior Decoration" by Lionel Scott, a lecture with coloured moving pictures of "Historic Places in England", The Pageant at Mid- land Shrine and Some Beautiful Flow- er Gardens" by Dr. Williams; another 'moving picture, "Breed of the West", a lucky number draw on three Christ- mas cakes; an enjoyable New Year's dance, and,-in January, the Chapter catered to The Lions Club banquet. In June the annual picnic was held at the Government Park at Orono. There were no meetings during July, August and September. The Scugog Chapter's delegate Mrs. Woods, attended the annual conven- tion of the. Provincial Chapter au Hamilton in April, and five members attended the semi-annual meeting of the Provincial Chapter at Moreh Bay in October. As the LLO.D.E. is primarily a pat- riotic organization it was a source of satisfaction that the Chapter's schol- arship of twenty dollars was won by Gordon Tetlow, the son of a Great War Veteran. "Prizes were given in each form of the Public School, to pupils showing the greatest progress during the year. 1.0.D.E. calendars were distributed to Port Perry school rooms and to country schools in the vicinity. Five copies of the Coronation number of the Echoes were donated. + The Child Welfare and Sick Relief Committee did excellent work through the year. They supplied cod liver oil and other necessities to under- nourished babies and children and co- operated with the Town Council in supplying clothing, groceries, etc. Through their efforts, a sub-normal girl was admitted to an institution. In December they distributed Christ- mas baskets and parcels and remem- bered shut-ins. i Donations were sent to the Bursary Fund and to Secondary Educational Relief. of the meetings were 'arranged by the program committee. Mrs. Letcher and Mrs. Gemmell, and included a reading of, "An Unsung Canadian Heroine, Isabel MacKenzie", by Mrs. Farmer, an acocunt of, "The Coronation of King George VI" by Miss E. Harris; LAKE, SCUGOG LUMBER & COAL -- IT IS GOOD -- TRY OUR COAL, COKE and WOOD. Co. Limited. Phone 240 in the BAPTIST GOSPEL HALL SUBJECT: "WHERE ARE THE DEAD" BRING BIBLE AND NOTEBOOK: A NIGHT OF FELLOWSHIP FOR ALL CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, OSHAWA and INSTRUMENTAL SELECTIONS 'on ACCORDIANS, and other musical instruments will be rendered. the LORD?" Feb. 14, 8 pm. YOUNG PEOPLE FROM Weloome Interesting and educational features}. IF YOU PREFER Good Meats WE HAVE THEM AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE PRIME RIB ROAST ....Ib. .16 TENDER POT ROAST Ib, .10 to .13 SHORTENING .....2 Ibs. 25¢c. RED ROSE COFFEE, 1% Ib. .20 All Our Meats are Government Inspected. W. BOYNTON Phone 4 PORT PERRY a resume of the book "Gone With the Wind" by Mrs. Gemmell, an afternoon tea and presentation to Mrs, Nind, de- parting Regent; a description of "The Museum at Sarasota on the Gulf of Mexico" by Mrs, W. H. Harris; an informal talk on "The Government of Ireland" by Rev, W. J. H, Smyth; an account of the daily routine and some of the good done by the County Home at Whitby, told by the Matron, Mrs, Reid; an account of, "The Early Life of Paderewski" by Mrs. Letcher, fol- lowed by the playing of his minuet by Mrs. V. P, Stouffer. Another noteworthy accomplish- ment of the year was the improve- ment made in the Community Room at the Library, where the Chapter's meetings are held. A committee con- sisting of Mrs, Davis, Mrs, Letcher, 'and Mrs. McKee, bought tracks and curtains for the windows, suitable light fixtures, had the tables re-sur- faced and put in the room the piano donated the Chapter by Mrs. Forman and Miss McBride.' The total amount raised during the year was $602.36. Officers for 1938 Regent--Mrs. I. R. Bentley 1st Vice-Regent--Mrs., W.. H, Harris Rec. Sec'y--Mrs. R. Cornish. Cor. Sec'y--Mrs. Letcher, Treasurer--Mrs, F. W, Brock. Educational Sec'y--Mrs. Farmer. Echoes Sec'y--Mrs. G. A. Woods. Standard Bearer--Mrs. W. Chapman. Press Reporter--Mrs. M. Beare. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. Eliza- beth Hillman wish to express their sincere thanks to the many friends and neighbours who have been so kind and thoughtful in the loss of our dear mother. CARD OF THANKS Mr: and Mrs. A. W. Allin wish to thank the Church people, and their many kind friends and neighbours for their many "kindnesses during their recent illness, CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those who kindly supported me in the Port Perry Groceteria contest, and enabled me to win the lovely card table. Mrs. W. D. Munro. CARD OF THANKS 'Mrs, Fred Lamb, of Manchester, wishes to thank all who gave her votes during the Groceteria contest. DIED STINSON--At Port Perry, on Fri- day, February 4th, 1938, Dorcas Ann Collins, wife of the late Gilbert Stin- son. FAA ATA MARR i RR THICK RIB ROAST LE 1b. Jd4 Buy NOW and ; SAVE 12" Leather Top Rubbers Per pair $3.69 15" Leather Top Rubbers Per pair $4.05 A few more Winter Shirts left HAVE YOUR REPAIRING AND OILING DONE NOW FOR SPRING. We use Eureka Harness Oil for oiling WILLIAM WEBSTER Beatty's Stare, Port Petry. [WY 4 PA f SEN? RT 3) Ar THEATRE © © ® OSHAWA ¢ ---- Friday, Ssturdsy, Feb 11-12 "STAGE DOOR" with Kathleen HEPBURN Ginger ROGERS and Adolphe MENJOU ADDED--""Donald Ostrich and | Coloured Cartoon. REVIVAL, FRIDAY, at 11 pm. The Singing Marine starring DICK POWELL and DORIS WESTON Monday-Tuesday, Feb, 14-15 "MAN PROOF" with MYRNA LOY and 'FRANCHOT TONE Wed., Thursday, Feb. 16-17 KAY FRANCIS and PRESTON FOSTER, in "FIRST LADY" at 90c, and $1.00 each.| harness, also sell it in bulk at 40c. qt.|' $1.50 per gallon. |: | their NOTICE TO CREDITORS Farmer, Deceased. ster, late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, farmer, de- ceased, who died on the 80th day of November, 1037, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned Ex- ecutors on or before the First of day of March, 1988, full particulars of claims, Immediately after March 1st, 1938, the assets of the Testator will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to claims of which the said Ex- ecutors shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this 27th day of January, 1988, -- Burnsell Webster * and Charles Webster, R.R.2, Poxt Perry, Execu- tors of the Estate of Thomas Ganton Webster, * Febl7 MAN WITH CAR Watkins Dealer (preferably between 25 and 50) needed immediately to supply established demand for World Famous Spices, Extracts, Baking Powder, Soaps, Cleansers, Medicines, Mineralized Stock and Poultry Tonics. 70 years reputation. 10,000 dealers. Must be satisfied with $80.00 weekly at start, Selling experience uneces- sary. Farm experience helpful. || Credit furnished right parties. . Write immediately, The J. R, Watkins Com- pany, Montreal, Que., Dept. O-P-5. Febl0 SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED 80 Cents Dry Cleaned $1.00 C. P. ROLPH OVER THE OBSERVER OFFICE WEDDING . Hamilton-McAuley At Toronto, on Saturday, January Hazel, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William McAuley, Ironbridge, to Dr. R. H. Hamilton, son of the late Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Hamilton, former- ly of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Lions Club Meets The regular meeting of the Lions Club will be held at the Parish Hall, Church of the Ascension on Friday evening, February 11th at 6.30 sharp.! Program--illustrated lecture by Rev. J. C. Clough. The Lions are: Sponsoring. some ton- sil operations. | PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH 11 a.m--"The Sacred Name", 3rd in series on Lord's Prayer. 1.46 p.m.--Men's Class and Forum, 2.46 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m--Trail Rangers and Tuxis Boys service. Music, echoes from Boys' Parliament, conversation on some aspects of Trail Rangers and Tuxis Work. Sunday, Feb. 20th --- C.G.LT. Day. Miss Ross, Girls' Work Secretary, 29, 1938, by Rev. W. L. L. Lawrence, | W. A. Sangster DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Office Up-Stairs, over Sleep's Insurance Office. LYNN VALLEY PEARS 2 baw Syrup FOR SALE Lot on which is a good well, four- room cottage, with back kitchen, in. excellent repair, a stable. Also a kitchen range and other household effects. Apply to Geo. A. McMillan, Phone 126 Port Perry, or Mrs, Bewell, 124 Jamison Ave., Toronto. -- IT I8 GOOD -- ' LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER & COAL Evening Service at'? pm. Sunday School at 2.80. Everybody weleome Y. P. 8. Tuesaday at 8 p.m. CHURCH.OF THE ASCENSION . Rector--Rev, J. C. Clough. Sunday, February 18th-- 3 p.m.--Sunday School. 7 p.m~--Evensong and sermon, English China Breakfast Sets at Tea Set prices. See them for value at Bentley's Jewellery Store. ip rc --": will speak. p Co. Limited. Phone 240 ( ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTRRIAN || ---- - CHURCH [] .a® Rev. R. Simpson, Minister | Rink Bullétin i We were sorry to report no Skating on Wednesday night on account of soft weather; but we hope to see you Saturday, and again next week, LN LADIES AFTERNOON Tuesday afternoon, 3 to 5 (weather permitting) No charge o 8K TERT IRR TRY OUR COAL, COKE and WOOD." FRUITS + GRAPEFRUIT, b for 23¢. _ 3 [ ] : ¥ TOMATOES, 3 Ibs. 33c. . &3 Feld © ' CELERY, -. .2 for 19¢. © LETTUCE, 2 for 13c.' ® DELICIOUS APPLES Phi 33c. CARROTS, 2 for 19. [ Clair Finn Manager In the Estate of Thomas Ganton : Webster, late of the Township of | Reach, in the County of Ontario, | i All persons having claims against | the Estate of Thomas Ganton Web-| SUITS CLEANED| (You can save with Safely at Your Rexall Stere) KRUSHEN SALTS GIANT PACKAGE Special 69c¢. PHONE 49 "TYPICAL LAWRENCE LATEX BABY PANTS, p) medium weight, 25¢, heavy 806. ALKA SELTZER, TONEKA BLOOD TONIC, .,..$100 BISMA REX BAYER'S ASPIRIN, .22e., 89¢., 98e. A. M. LAWRENCE 7he Rexall sar VALUES iniis 29¢, and 57. § cievres.T5¢, and $1.50 A OR Be Thrifty and Shop at Port Perry Gc. to $1.00 Store Se @ SPECIALS i @ AiLarge and Varied assortment of Valentines < Quilting Supplies, Ladies House Eresses, Hosiery, Slips, Gloves--Mens' Work Shirts, Mitts, Sooks--Enamel, Granit ware--Glass & China > 01 TOT TY iH, DURKIN BRE x 34 i PI nw Li English - China Breakfast Sets at Tea Set prices. See them for value at Bentley's Jewellery Store. DR. J. B. LUNDY DENTAL SURGEON Office above Bell Telephone Exchange, North side Queen Street, Port Perry. Phones: Office 68w, Residence 68J RUSSELL D. HUMPHREYS 24Y;8imcoe Street North, Oshawa. Phone 814 in attendance at my Port Perry office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each w or by appointment. Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 SUMMER PRIDE SWEET WRINKLED PEAS 2:19 DOMESTIC A - A-Ib, pkg. OT *OWNED AND OPERATED BY 1 8 PORT PERRY WANTED A middle-aged woman for house: : keeper in large family with low ine. come, -* Write stating married, single, a age, experience, references. Homemakers' Association, 511 Huron St., Toronto. Visiting Queen Street, Port Perry, Phone 264 (The firm of Gresr & HUMPHREYS is disolved) ARTHUR W. 8S. GREER in attendance at my Port Perry office on "Wednesday morning, and Friday afternoon of each week, or by a¥pointment. The firm of Gemma & Humpaesys is disolved | -- -g" DR. W. S. HARPER Graduate of Tri edical Oollege Trintty Unioenit fa aolese and Feat $raduate 2 hd wi Longa Eneiand, Nor Ng East fond i Draduste Soles London, a London 3 Tar Office and adil sind Perry, out Ont. AO. OO OC EV aap into Dominion. LIPTON'S Tea 1 Js at ox. Ts MAPLE SYRUP 29 DATES liu 3 ~ 28 BROCK'S BIRD ) SEED DEWKIST CHOICE i BANTAM CORN . AYLMER CHOICE GOL X Ld PEAS ~ ness BN 19 4 2%19 Raspberries 27% "29 VALUAS BEFECTIVE Fis Teh bo 120h JOM IN ION - SECRET SEER SE RS ECHL RES LIMIT g